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The Wagons, Driffield, East Yorkshire

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The Wagons, Driffield, East Yorkshire

https://www.weacceptpets.co.uk/EastYorkshire/5699

The Wagons are situated in their own private 3 acre garden in Driffield, offering fantastic self-catering accommodation. Our wagons are based in glorious countryside and perfect for a tranquil holiday.

There are 3 self-catering wagons available for guests. The Wagons are set amidst a unique location, surrounded by rolling countryside, no car engines just peace and quiet. The wagons are nestled on the original platform and come with a private garden, perfect for a truly memorable holiday experience.

Wagon I - Enthrope: Consists of 2 fully refurbished railway wagons dating from the 1940s, which now function as luxurious bedrooms. A central wooden cabin and corridor connect these along with the galley kitchen and bathroom. In all the whole construction extends to approximately 70 feet and sleeps 4 in 2 double bedrooms.

Wagon II - Middleton: Consists of ex 1942 LNER wagon no 253941 which is now the sumptuous Edwardian style lounge. The unique "Wagon" bed, large kitchen/diner, separate shower and novel WC completes the package. In all the whole construction adds up to more than 600 square feet and sleeps 2 in the double bedroom.

Wagon III – Bainton: This accommodation consists of 2 ex LNER wagons – a 1940's fruit van and our oldest a 1927 wooden chassis wagon. It has 3 bedrooms – 2 doubles & 1 twin ie 1 four poster one-half tester and 2 bunks. The shower is a genuine local red telephone box and the toilet is a copy of King Arthur's throne – AKA "Arthur's Seat" – for that very regal experience.

With York & the coast less than 20 miles away from the self-catering accommodation and both the Moors & Dales within easy reach, this is an excellent base for touring, sightseeing & most importantly of all relaxing. With Scarborough, Bridlington and Whitby all within easy reach. Not only are the wolds beautiful and unexplored but they are sited so you can explore the North York Moors and the Dales.